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Nottingham is a city in England, and the county town of Nottinghamshire.
Nottingham may also refer to:
Places
United Kingdom
- Nottingham (UK Parliament constituency), 1295–1885
 - Nottingham (European Parliament constituency), 1979–1994
 
United States
- Nottingham, Indiana
 - Nottingham, Maryland
 - Nottingham, Prince George's County, Maryland
 - Nottingham, New Hampshire
 - Nottingham, New Jersey
 - Nottingham, Ohio
 - Nottingham, West Virginia
 - Nottingham Township, Harrison County, Ohio
 - Nottingham Township, Pennsylvania
 - East Nottingham Township, Pennsylvania
 - West Nottingham Township, Pennsylvania
 - Livermore, California, formerly Nottingham
 
People
- Earl of Nottingham, a title in the Peerage of England, including a list of men who have borne this title
 - Edward Nottingham (born 1948), United States federal judge
 - Jacob Nottingham, American baseball player
 - Wayne B. Nottingham, physics professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
 
Ships
- HMS Nottingham, various Royal Navy ships
 - MV Nottingham (1941), a merchant ship sunk in 1941
 - MV Nottingham (1949), a merchant ship scrapped in 1971
 - Nottingham (1787 EIC ship), an East Indiaman
 
Fiction
- Sheriff of Nottingham, the fictional villain in the Robin Hood legend
 - Ian Nottingham, a character from the Witchblade comic and television series
 - Robin Hood (2010 film) (original title: Nottingham)
 
Other uses
- Nottingham (HM Prison), a Category B men's prison in Nottingham, England
 - Nottingham (speedway), a 1930s motorcycle racing team
 - Nottingham Cooperative, a housing cooperative in Madison, Wisconsin
 - "Nottingham Lace", a song by guitarist Buckethead from the 2005 album Enter the Chicken
 - Nottingham system, a modification of the Bloom–Richardson grading system for breast tumors
 
See also
- Mottingham, a district of London
 
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